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I make funny songs (parodies, originals, and covers) from imaginary musical acts. Synthetic music, real lyrics: https://linktr.ee/terriblebandnames Other interests: film (intl., horror, HK, cult), comics, art, action figures.
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With everything going on these days, I'm grateful I can still find solace in music. #MusicSky #AmonAmarth #DeathMetal 🎵 The Danish king was captured Most of his guards were dead For a ransom he was released Then his people took his head

It only took a few changes to turn Sam Cooke's "Twistin' the Night Away" into a would-be gay anthem. This #songparody has a melancholy vibe that I thought was fitting for its tragic era. Sadly I didn't think to post this on the recent anniversary of the release of the movie Cruising (1980).

"Splish Splash, I Was Gettin' Some Ass," the Bobby Darin-inspired #noveltysong by The Monorchids, was reportedly the most banned record of 1964. It's an oddball song for sure. #MusicSky #Music #1960s #1960sMusic #GarageRock #SongParody #Comedy #Humor

I just rewatched They Live (John Carpenter, 1988) for the first time in years, and this part hit harder than ever. #FilmSky #MovieSky #Movies #Films

According to Clearsky, I'm only being blocked by 11 accounts. Those are rookie numbers! So to pump up my numbers, here's my latest NSFW song. It's a parody of "Stuck in the Middle With You," but it's about a 1970s orgy. I'm actually quite pleased with how it turned out. Earworm warning?

The Punisher: The End (2004) by Ennis, Corben, et al. The Punisher survives a nuclear war and then hunts its instigators. "Once upon a time there was a bunch of evil fucks." "Hardly anyone knew, because they were so good at keeping it quiet, but these particular evil fucks owned the world."

Try to keep your head above the lake of liquid waste that's all around us now. There's a lot more diarrhea in that hose.

Reposting for Holocaust Remembrance Day.

"It was a madness... a wave that swept through your homeland like a plague... a tidal wave of frenzied hate-fears and blood-letting and exploding violence..." A page from "Master Race," Bernard Krigstein's masterpiece published by EC Comics in 1955 (words by Al Feldstein).

Say what you will about J. Jonah Jameson, but he had more courage in 1986 than almost all of the big newspapers in 2025. Page originally from Daredevil #230 (Marvel Comics, May 1986) by Miller, Mazzucchelli, et al.

Originally published in Daredevil (Vol. 1) #230 (Marvel Comics, 1986) by Miller, Mazzucchelli, et al. "Everything else in my life is gone, except the lesson I learned from my father. Never give up. Never."

This came to mind today from Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #36 -- the "9/11 issue" -- by Straczynski, Romita Jr., et al. "He's the only one who could know. Because he's been here before. I wish I had not lived to see this once. I can't imagine what it is to see this twice. I just can't imagine."

You know who would have been in a shambles over the upcoming rise in egg prices? Ernie Bushmiller! That rascal sure loved putting egg-based jokes in Nancy. In this thread I will post a few of them.

I wrote a little song to capture my apprehension about what lies ahead of us. It's called "Let's Have a Little Drink from the Diarrhea Hose." I hope you'll check it out.

"Fortunate Buns" took a defiant stance against unrealistic beauty standards. It was daring for 1970. 🎵 Some folks are born with a perfect ass Ooh, they got that glute voodoo And when the band makes 'em wanna shake that thang Ooh, they point their buttocks at you, yeah